tamarisk trees separated a golf course from historically black neighborhood. now locals were say the trees were planted with racist intent and the city plans to clear cut them as a result as punishment. the cost? $169,000. tray daniel is a resident who supports cutting down the racist trees and he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. good evening. thank you very much for having me. tucker: i want to put up on the screen. first i thought this was a crazy story. we have learned a lot about what s racist in 2017. here are some of the things we learned this year are racist. ice cream trucks, car insurance, little mermaid, dr. suess, milk, math, science, the bible, grammar, the iphone x, emogis, jingle bells, babies, solar eclipse, the anti-racist book to kill a mockingbird is racist and simpsons. now palm trees in springs are racist. what racist sentiments have they expressed to you. how can you prove these trees are racist?
california, out in the desert is plotting a war on racist trees. since the 1960 s, a row of tamarisk trees separated a golf course from a historically black neighborhood.hb now locals were say the trees were planted with racist intent and the city plans to clear cut them as a result, as punishment. the cost? $169,000. tray daniel is a resident who supports cutting down the racist trees and he joins us tonight. mr. daniel, thanks for coming on. good evening. thank you very much for having me. m tucker: i want to put up on the screen first i thought this was a crazy story. y we have learned a lot about what s racist in 2017. here are some of the things we learned this year are racist. ice cream trucks, car insurance, little mermaid, dr. suess, milk, math, science, the bible, grammar, the iphone x, emogis, jingle bells, babies, solar eclipse, the anti-racist book to kill a mockingbird is racist and apu from the simpsons. now palm trees in springs are racist. what racist sentimen
i get suess so. but earthquakes exacerbating him from knocking people out of health care. i don t know. is that something that white house staff are deliberately doing? are they deliberately saying when we get in trouble, we re going to push a general forward because even if it isn t true, somehow that s soothing to americans? we ve seen that twice now. last week kelly came out to the briefing room and had that whole presentation with reporters as a way to turn the page on what had been a very damaging narrative and then we saw it again this week and part of it is the
make america gay again. rob: dr. suess books are a staple in every school unless they are a gift from the first lady. melania trump sent books to all 50 states to celebrate national read a book day. elementary school in cambridge, massachusetts rejected them calling the books racist propaganda. the school librarian responsible said the book should have been sent to under privileged community. the school district has reportedly address dollars that librarian s actions bizarre response to dr. suess books. heather: green eggs and ham. now it s time to brew on this and your response. neament protest sweeping the nfl are taking center stage in louisiana. rob: the principal of parkway high school way loan baits says he will kick students off if they don t stand respectfully while the anthem is played. heather: we asked you
i m in a holding mode. i m in a wait-and-see mode. i don t know if he would have any inkling of what it takes to be a little person like us. reporter: president trump didn t get her husband s vote. he s going to follow big business lines, that s what scares me. reporter: he s worried the president will push to dismantle unions. i say go ahead, president trump, show us what we need to see from you, but be careful man. ready? the cat in the hat by dr. suess. there s not too many jobs out here that are paying very good. i d like to get my diploma so i can go to college and get a better job for not only me, but for my family. reporter: at 28, angelica west has a lot to juggle. she s a single mom of three boys. she s in school and wants to become a nurse. the jobs angelica could find in manufacturing she says didn t pay nearly enough to support her